Speech to Text

Transcribe your speech to text in real time using your browser's speech recognition.

Your browser does not support speech recognition. Please use Chrome or Edge.
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Click the microphone to start

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Audio is processed locally by your browser — nothing is sent to our servers.

How It Works

Click the microphone button and speak. Your words appear as you talk. Choose language, toggle continuous mode, then copy or download the transcript.

**Speech to Text — Real-Time Voice Transcription**

Speech to Text (STT) converts spoken words into written text. Our tool uses the Web Speech Recognition API built into Chrome and Edge — transcription happens in real time with no audio uploaded to our servers.

**Use Cases**

- **Dictation** — Write emails, notes, and documents by speaking
- **Meeting notes** — Transcribe conversations in real time
- **Accessibility** — Input text without a keyboard
- **Language learning** — Check your pronunciation accuracy
- **Subtitle drafting** — Create rough transcripts for video editing

**How It Works**

The Web Speech API sends short audio clips to the browser's speech recognition service (Google's servers for Chrome). This is separate from our tool — no data goes to ToolVerse servers.

**Continuous vs Single Mode**

- **Continuous** — Keeps listening and appending text until you stop
- **Single** — Stops after a pause in speech

**Supported Languages**

17 languages including English (US/UK/AU), Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, and Bengali.

**Privacy**

Audio is processed by your browser's built-in speech recognition. ToolVerse does not receive or store any audio.

Frequently Asked Questions

Chrome and Edge have full Web Speech API support. Firefox and Safari have limited or no support. For best results, use Chrome on desktop or Android.
No. Audio is processed by your browser's speech recognition service (Google for Chrome). ToolVerse never receives or stores audio data.
The Web Speech API uses Google's speech recognition, which is highly accurate for clear speech in a quiet environment. Accuracy decreases with accents, background noise, or technical terminology.
Yes. Select your language from the dropdown before starting. The recognition engine is optimised for each language.
In continuous mode, the microphone stays active and keeps appending text as you speak — ideal for long dictation sessions. In single mode, recognition stops after a brief silence.